Avg Rating:    |
2 trail reviews |
Difficulty:  - Beginner |
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| Length: 19 miles | Global Rank: #3596 |
| Tread: 4x4 Trail | Configuration: Out & Back |
| Ridden: 18 | Wishlist: 10 |
| 0 trail check-ins | |
| Average Speed: 10 mph | Average Time: 2hr 0min |
Directions
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Description
Exit the parking lot and take a left. Go straight, past he Amasa back trail. You can loop both
trails together, at he top of Hurrah Pass. As soon as the hill levels out, you will ride down into a
canyon. At mile 2.3 stay right. At mile 3.2 there is an alternate trailhead. Stay straight through
all spurs. At mile 6.7 stay straight, as Kane Creek road turns left. From here the elevation gain
starts to pick up and by mile 8.4, the real climb has begun. At mile 9.7 you will reach the top of
Hurrah pass, aren't you happy. The road that continues links to Amasa back through Jacob's
Ladder, a very step hike-a-bike. From here you can explore, and eat lunch. Turn back, and
follow reverse directions to get back to the trailhead.
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Description
Exit the parking lot and take a left. Go straight, past he Amasa back trail. You can loop both
trails together, at he top of Hurrah Pass. As soon as the hill levels out, you will ride down into a
canyon. At mile 2.3 stay right. At mile 3.2 there is an alternate trailhead. Stay straight through
all spurs. At mile 6.7 stay straight, as Kane Creek road turns left. From here the elevation gain
starts to pick up and by mile 8.4, the real climb has begun. At mile 9.7 you will reach the top of
Hurrah pass, aren't you happy. The road that continues links to Amasa back through Jacob's
Ladder, a very step hike-a-bike. From here you can explore, and eat lunch. Turn back, and
follow reverse directions to get back to the trailhead.
added by Lancefan 
on December 2, 2006
on December 2, 2006Trail Reviews [Add a review]
Review: Above in the Description I made a mistake, instead of going left at the trailhead, go right. If you don't, you will end back up in Moab. Anyway, at the top of the Pass, I found a trail off to the right that leads to an insane looking downhill, back to Kane Creek Road. I backed out of it, because I only have a hardtail.
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